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11-07-11

Fall and Winter Tools Contest Update

Don’t forget to submit to the Fall and Winter tools contest ending this week.

So far we’ve gotten great reviews for a better way to rake leaves, an easy way to deice your car window, a chainsaw sharpener, and non-slip boots. What tools will you be depending on this fall and winter? Let us know!

– oliver

 

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